An Octagos video podcast series
Hear from clinicians and leaders moving cardiac remote monitoring forward. Explore the decisions, ideas, and clinical experience shaping how you deliver care.
Episode 1
Sarah Mitchell, lead device specialist at Kansas City Heart Rhythm Institute (KCHRI), shares how her team manages a growing device clinic, prioritizes alerts with AI, and brings patient follow-up directly into the device team’s workflow. Hear how patient education and data helped make the case for staffing and a heart failure monitoring program.
Starting a heart failure program
Making the case for more staff
Getting alerts to the doctor faster
Sarah’s device team now triages alerts and calls patients themselves, then sends what matters straight to the physician. They used their own clinic data to make the case for more staff and for a new heart failure program.
“We used it to justify starting our heart failure program.”

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Explore the two-brain approach: AI working alongside clinical expertise. Consider where technology can support your decisions and where human judgment remains essential.
Read About the Two-Brain Approach
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Look at the workflows behind alert review, patient connectivity, and clinical follow-up, through conversations with people doing the work.
Read About Alert Burden
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Hear how clinicians and leaders think about innovation, evaluate new approaches, and bring change into cardiac remote monitoring.
Explore Clinic AnalyticsThe Episode is a video interview series from Octagos with clinicians and leaders working in cardiac remote monitoring. Each conversation focuses on clinical practice, leadership and how new approaches find their way into the work you do.
Device specialists, nurses, electrophysiologists and clinic leaders who run or support a remote monitoring program, and anyone making the case for how their clinic should grow.
Guests talk about AI alongside the clinical expertise that gives monitoring data meaning. Atlas AI™ prioritizes transmissions by clinical acuity, and in the Two-Brain Approach™ model, every transmission is reviewed by a qualified clinician.
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